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US Gasoline (NY: UGA )

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Weekly Gasoline Prices: Regular and Premium Inch Down
As of June 27, the price of Regular and Premium were down 9 and 7 cents each, respectively, from the previous week. 
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Liberal Energy Policies Remain Good For Investors
For now, it seems meeting demand growth for traditional energy will drive prices higher. There’s little sign of demand destruction at current levels, and China is still enduring partial lockdowns. 
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Gold, a Safe Haven Asset if Stagflation Lasts in Europe
The Fed's rate hikes are beginning to have the expected effect: demand in the U.S. is falling toward the levels that forced the Fed to intervene in 2020. 
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White House Is Quietly Modeling For $200 Oil "Shock"
Cushing inventories dropped to just 1 million away from operational bottoms at roughly 20MM barrels. This means that the US is officially looking at tank bottoms. 
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WTI Extends Gains After Unexpected Crude Draw
The tight supply situation in oil (especially European) is revealing itself in the WTI-Brent spread, growing to $6.19, the widest in almost three months. 
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Cotton, Copper, Steel, Coal, And Natural Gas, What's Going On?
A look at a basket of commodities to see what they have to say about the economy. 
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Is Corporate Greed Behind High Gas Prices?
The whole corporate greed narrative doesn’t stand up to data analysis. And it doesn’t make any sense intuitively. 
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Average Gas Price Just A Penny Shy Of $5.00 A Gallon
Gas is over $5.00 a gallon in 20 states and just under $5.00 in many others. 
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Biden Mandates More Ethanol In Gasoline
Expect higher food prices but little relief at the pump with Biden's latest questionable move to combat inflation. 
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Biden's "Gas Tax Holiday" Would Actually Push Pump Prices Higher
Long-term price relief can only be achieved when insufficient refining capacity and other supply-side issues are addressed or when demand declines significantly (i.e. Biden pushes the U.S. economy into... 
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Unleaded Gasoline Futures Suggest the Price at the Pump May Have Peaked
In the absence of further economic disruptions, the price of gasoline has peaked. But thanks to Biden's policies, relief at the pump will be slow. 
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Oil Giants Warn Of Much Higher Prices For The Next 3-5 Years Amid Lack Of Supply
Gas prices aren't going lower any time soon. 
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Oil Price Reversions – The Inevitable Outcome Of Recessions
An oil price and energy stock price reversion may be starting. The reason is that oil price reversions are the inevitable outcome of economic recessions. 
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Biden’s Gas Money Giveaway Would Only Make Things Worse
The Biden administration is reportedly still considering sending out gas rebate cards to help Americans cope with rising gasoline prices. 
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The Commodities Feed: Saudi Hikes OSPs
The oil market is trading firmer this morning, despite OPEC+ members last week agreeing to a larger than usual supply increase for July and August. 
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The Biden Administration's Ignorant Energy Policies: Higher Gas Prices Are Only the Beginning
Global consumption of petroleum and liquid fuels will average just short of a hundred million barrels a day this year, an increase of 2.2 million barrels a day from 2021. 
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No, It's Not "Greed" or "Price Gouging" that's Driving up Gas Prices
We end up with increasing supplies of dollars chasing oil and gas supplies that are increasing at a much slower pace. The result is rising price inflation. 
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WTI Holds Losses After Second Straight Weekly Crude Build
WTI was hovering around $118.50 ahead of the API print and managed a very small bounce on the data. 
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Weekly Gasoline Prices: WTIC at $120
As of June 13, the price of Regular and Premium were up 13 cents each from the previous week. 
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If A Recession Is Imminent, Consider Gold And Bitcoin
There’s no way of knowing for certain whether a recession is imminent, but for many Americans, it’s sure starting to feel that way. 
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ETFs To Win As Inflation Jumps To New 40-Year High
Consumer prices have accelerated at the fastest rate in May since 1981, as Americans grapple with a surge in the cost of gas, food, and shelter. Investors could make some profits by investing in ETFs... 
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Four Main Factors Drive Gasoline Prices
More than half the cost of filling your tank is influenced by the price of crude oil. Meanwhile, the rest of the price at the pump is split fairly equally between refining costs, marketing and... 
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ECB Monetary Policy Meeting In Focus
The long-awaited ECB monetary policy meeting will be held today. With a high probability, the ECB will officially announce the end of its net asset purchases and schedule its first interest rate hike... 
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WTI Rebounds After Inventory Data, UAE Warns Prices "Nowhere Near" Their Peak
The official data confirmed API's unexpected crude build as inventories rose over 2mm barrels (against expectations of a 2.2mm barrel draw). 
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5 ETFs Outperforming as Commodity Gauge Hits New High
While most commodity ETFs have been soaring, five have been the show stealers this year. 
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Weekly Gasoline Prices: WTIC at $118
As of June 6, the price of Regular and Premium were up 25 and 24 cents each, respectively, from the previous week. 
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Another Casualty Of Our Sanctions On Russia
Betting On Higher Gas Prices And Lower Treasury Bonds Pays Off. 
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High Fuel Costs Are A Cautionary Tale Against Extreme Climate Policies
The biggest contributor to higher energy prices now and going forward are governments’ forced attempts to transition from fossil fuels to renewables before the technology is ready to scale up and meet... 
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Sanctions On Russia Backfire On Us
The mainstream media acknowledges what we predicted here months ago. Here's how our investment approach in response to our predictions has panned out. 
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We Need Win-Win Energy Policies
What we are seeing right now is one of the possible consequences of the energy transition. When alternatives don’t scale up fast enough to fill the gap between oil supply and demand, oil prices... 
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